U.S. investment-grade (low-yield) bond sales fell 69% week-on-week to US$16.1 billion in the week of July 24, with Goldman Sachs having the largest issuance volume of US$2.5 billion
U.S. investment-grade (low-yield) bond sales fell 69% week-on-week to US$16.1 billion in the week of July 24, with Goldman Sachs having the largest issuance volume of US$2.5 billion. A total of US$121.5 billion has been supplied so far in July, and US$197.9 billion of new bonds have been supplied in the same period in June. A total of US$1.38 trillion has been issued so far in 2026, and US$1.06 trillion has been issued in the same period in 2025. The issuance volume of junk-rated (high-yield) corporate bonds increased by 92% week-on-week to US$7.76 billion that week. The cumulative supply so far in July is US$37.8 billion, and the supply in the same period in June is US$37.8 billion. The cumulative issuance so far in 2026 is US$236.7 billion, and the supply in the same period in 2025 is US$181.1 billion.